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I'm playing around in the clojurescript repo with cursive. I'm getting a repl up and running. To do so, I configured a clojure.main repl and then call (cli/main browser/repl-env)
from the prompt there to get a cljs repl. I'm typing in some defrecords and cursive will auto import classes that will break my cljs repl. I've seen (import org.checkerframework.framework.qual.ImplicitFor)
and (import cljs.externs_infer_tests.IFoo)
pop up now and it destroys the state. Is there a way to turn these otherwise helpful imports and requires off or perhaps mark this more thoroughly as a cljs repl so that it doesn't attempt this?
Is that notebook support for Jupyter notebooks that you referring to? My guess is that only Python would work there
Am not sure I understand the question clearly, but it has Jupyter server configured to run on a Clojure kernel (in my case conda-clojupyter
)
Didn’t know that conda-clojupyter
existed, it looks cool! I’m not familiar with this setup so I don’t know if IDEA supports this. My assumption was that Jupyter notebooks would work only for Python code. 🙂